Simon v. Lake Geauga Printing Co.

The major issues presented herein are (1) whether a reviewing court can require a higher standard of proof on appeal than is required in hearings before the Board of Review; and (2) what evidence should a reviewing court consider in making such determination. The Court of Appeals in reversing the decision of the Court of Common Pleas which affirmed the Board of Review stated:

*43“ * * * there is neither reliable, probative evidence nor substantial, credible evidence of probative value to support either the Administrator’s or the referee’s reasoning for discharge.”

In view of this statement, the…